Deano will be back performing at The Ferry House this Sunday (11 Dec) 3.30pm – 6.30pm. Always popular – Deano performs a variety of music from swing through to Madness and Robbie Williams! Everyone welcome – if you wish to dine with us, dont forget to book!
01508 538659
Remember to come down to The Ferry House this Saturday (10 Dec) at 1pm with your pooches for a dog walk and then back to The Ferry House for some fun and games – free hot dogs for humans! Treats for the dogs!
If you didn’t make it to the Bramrock’s splendid production of Little Miss Muffet this year then click here to get an inkling of what you missed. It was good, Christmassy fun – but you really had to be there to soak up the atmosphere.
Can you spot the Surlingham residents?
Pop up Christmas Makers’ Market
Sunday 4th December 11-4
Parish Rooms, The Street, Rockland St Mary, NR14 7ER
Information received from Amanda Addison
The following is a Police Connect message.
As Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Lorne Green, gears up to set the policing budget for 2017/18, there is still time to have your say and help inform his decision.
The Commissioner, who will take his budget proposals to the Norfolk Police and Crime Panel on 2 February, is inviting people to share their views on whether or not they would support a rise in the policing element of the council tax they pay.
As well as taking part via an online survey, you can share your views face-to-face with the Commissioner in a number of locations over the coming week:
Lorne will be attending the King’s Lynn Safer Neighbourhood drop-in session at the council offices on 6 December from 11am.
He will be at the Sheringham Town Council meeting at 8pm that evening (6/12).
On 7 December, Lorne will join police officers in Mulbarton for a street surgery outside the Co-Op store from 1pm.
He will then spend some time on Norwich Market later that afternoon (7/12).
Lorne will also be attending the town council meeting in Aylsham on the evening of 8 December.
Having launched his budget consultation at a public meeting in Great Yarmouth earlier this month, the Commissioner says he is delighted with the response so far but wants to hear from more Norfolk residents before he sets the county’s policing budget and, with it, how much tax payers contribute.
“This is one of the most important decisions for which police and crime commissioners are responsible”, Lorne said, “and, while the buck does ultimately stop with me, with 40% of our policing budget coming from tax payers’ pockets, I want all Norfolk residents to have the opportunity to have their say.”
The PCC’s police budget consultation will run until 9 December.
To take the online survey, visit
http://www.norfolk-pcc.gov.uk/budget-consultation
For more information please read the budget consultation information pack
Click to access BudgetConsultationDocument2017-18FINAL.pdf
If you’d like a hard copy of the consultation information pack and survey sent to you, or require the information in another format, please get in touch.
You can also share your views by telephone on 01953 424455, by email to TellLorne@norfolk.pnn.police.uk or by writing to me at OPCCN, Building 8, Falconers Chase, Wymondham, NR18 0WW.
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